Legal
Legal endings of marriages in Andalucía down almost nine per cent
In 2022 there were 15,596 marital dissolutions in the region
Legal
In 2022 there were 15,596 marital dissolutions in the region
Drought crisis
The levels across the region continue to drop and the situation is much worse than last summer
Tourism
A total of four cities in Andalucía featured in the national Top Twelve listing, following a poll on social media
Culture
Jayne Stansfield, Tom Glendenning and Caroline Howitt will all be creating work for the first ever Moclín Arte art festival which runs for three weeks
Naturism
It was organised by the friends of Cantarriján naturist beach association (AAPNC) with the support of the local town hall
Health
The anthropods can transmit more than 50 different diseases with their bites, which are quite difficult to detect, according to experts
Travel
During the month, Andalusian airports received a total of 3,401,403 passengers, which represents 14.6% more than in 2022 and exceeds the record of 2019 when 3.2 million were counted
Extra Helicópteros Sanitarios
Complex heart rhythm disorders treated by internationally recognised specialists
Health alert
Official food safety agency Aesan has warned of the presence of undeclared gluten in a batch distributed in the Andalucía, Aragon, Asturias, the Canary Islands, Cantabria and Valencia regions
The chaos caused the bullfight scheduled for Saturday evening to be cancelled. It will be held instead today
Weather
The mercury peaked at 45.3C in the region last week, according to Spain's state weather agency Aemet
THE STORY BEHIND A PLACE NAME
Theories concerning the origins of the place name have been suggested, such as Phoenician and Roman, but there is no consensus on the matter
With these five in Cadiz province, a total of 15 turtles have been returned to their natural environment at different points along the Andalusian coast so far this year
Leading experts in crystallography have paid a visit to this wonder of the mineral world, the globe's second largest geode
Thermometers are expected to reach a scorching high of 43 degrees in some parts as the region prepares to swelter through another heatwave
Owners and residents have formed a common front against wind turbine and solar energy projects that "invade the beauty" and natural resources of the region